Sentence examples for realignment scheme from inspiring English sources

This study provides an evaluation of sedimentation rhythms and hydrodynamics from two contrasting sites within the Medmerry Managed Realignment scheme, the largest open coast realignment in Europe (at the time of site inundation).

Questionnaire surveys were used to collect the data and address three main research objectives (1) to gain an insight into the locals' perceptions of flooding in Brancaster; (2) to assess their awareness of the managed realignment scheme; and (3) identify the main issues that they considered to be important.

The project is billed as the country's largest ever coastal flood realignment scheme, but it has required the destruction of the existing sea wall at Medmerry and giving back to the sea some of the land nearest to the coast.

It is through our realignment scheme that we obtain the information to do this comparison, information that upstream SV callers cannot access since they do not manipulate read alignments, and instead rely on an alignment file 'as is'.

This paper summarises the results from the vegetation, sedimentation and invertebrate monitoring and discusses the implications for other managed realignment schemes in the UK.

This cowardice gives managed realignment schemes a bad name in many coastal communities because the phrase sounds like a euphemism for abandoning sea defences and destroying homes without compensation.

However, gaining public acceptance of managed realignment schemes can be challenging given that the local communities often view managed realignment as 'giving in' to the sea (Coastal defences: processes, problems and solutions. UK, Routledge, 2001).

This study presents the comparison of conventional coastal defense schemes against managed realignment schemes in La Faute-sur-Mer Faute-sur-Mer Faute-sur-Mer the central part of the Bay of Bismallthat was sevillageimpacted during Xynthia in 2010.

And you really had to hold your nose to avoid the smell of greed in the conference-realignment scheme, which is being conducted like some Monopoly game among rich schools trying to become richer.

Managed Realignment (MR) schemes are considered by many coastal managers and engineers to be a preferable method of coastal flood defence and compensating for habitat loss, by creating new areas of intertidal saltmarsh and mudflat habitat.

I conclude only that judicial review of base closing and realignment decisions is conceptually inconsistent with the innovative scheme enacted by Congress.